Calvert Hall College High School - Cardinal and Gold Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Calvert Hall lkenections of a Calvert Hall graduate who has remained in Europe since the World War.j 1, oft-n musing, wander bask To days that long have ned, And far OIT scenes ana long lost forms before my vision spread. Sure, time itself cannot dispel Those mem'ries dear to all- Of bliss and joy and pure delzynt, At dear old Calvert Hall. Our teachers--noble men were they- They taught us to be true - To God, to school, and fatlzerland, And e'er the right to do. We loved them with a lasting loveg They loved us, one and all. Ah! those were blissful days, indeed. At dear old Calvert Hall. Our comrades-may their name be bleszed- They liked to work and playg The hours were speedy in their flight, And so was many a day: XVe formed one happy family then, Of chilclren, large and small. Oh! give me 'back one hour of peace, At dear old Calvert Hall.' Oh, friends! oh, comrades! fond and true. You've borne life's burdens well: Thoufih some have gone beyond the seas. The most at home do dwell. Gods angels have accompanied us, ' And kept from many a fall The boys whose high school years began At dear old Calvert Hall. One favor of fortune I'll beg, XVhile life to the full I enjoyg To meet once again in the school The pals that I loved when a boy. YVe'd talk of the times that are gone,. The pranks and the jokes we'd recall, And pledae once again to be true To God and to dear Calvert Hall. B. G. 15

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iw , t 'Club House, Wwlhrook Goal The faculty and students of Calvert Hall College take this occa- sion to express once more their admiration and gratitude to Patrick Flannigan for the acquisition of Walbrook'Oval.x When it became known that the Oval was to he sold, he' purchased it in his own name and spared neither labor nor expense in putting it in condition for the use of the students. Two years ago it became the property of the school.

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...Nqr in 5 l 1. i, Most Reveren Mic smell all Gurney, D D Archhnshop oil: Baltimore The present incumbent of the See of Baltimore has the affection and esteem of our citizens, without dis tinction lofrace, creed or party affiliations He is a typical church man and a typical Americanilln the course of the six years of his administration ofthe hrst archdiocese in America, there has been a revival of interest in Catholic projects. His chief characterisf ,M ii yi il , I if. i :iv all rl tics are love for the poor and the devotion to the cause of Christian education. He has always manifested the greatest interest fn the Welfare of Calvert Hall. 55 .ll ii 'li li l -lm 'z, ff i 1 iw- nw lil -il' 1 1 1 I-ii jfs X. term. l 1 ..r. , . .-... -V , 4 -- -- .e......:. - ...mae ...,.......,....,.,. ......,,- ....,.-....,-.,....-.-...Q hwy, V ., -,A,,,,, V - Y -s,-,-, .. Y - me ,--.......,, U, , W , ,. ,Y -- ll lr ll. 1 l 1 lfi e i ' il x 1 , I l .Ml 13 , il V